Showing posts with label Nilsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nilsy. Show all posts

Friday, April 23, 2010

GONE WILD - Ditto II (Unreleased Track) (2008)

Produced by Rob Smith @ Polar Music New Zealand Studio's, Ratapiko, Taranaki, New Zealand
Mastered by Rob Smith @ Polar Music New Zealand Studio's, Ratapiko, Taranaki, New Zealand

- Rob Smith (Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Programming)
- Nils-Ole Finbak (WILD Guitars)

1. Ditto II (Richard Anderson, Rob Smith, Nils-Ole Finbak)


Notes by Richard Anderson:
Initially recorded during "GONE WILD II" sessions, this song wasn't something that suited where we were as a band at that particular time. But Rob rose to the challenge (after I bet him a bottle of bourbon that he couldn't turn Nilsys guitar track into a legitimate song), and I was then challenged to write a lyric to suit. The finished recording has grown on me.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

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Including updates from GONE WILD, Rob Smith, Carol Smith, Chris Szkup, Richard Anderson, Nils-Ole Finbak & The Feckers

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Nils-Ole Finbak - Green

Nils-Ole Finbak - Green
Released in Norway in 2007
Produced by Nils-Ole Finbak

1. Now I Do (Nils-Ole Finbak)
2. In The Bleak Mid-Winter (Rosetti, Holst)
3. Green (Nils-Ole Finbak)
4. Staria (Nils-Ole Finbak)
5. Saving Grace (Richard Anderson, Nils-Ole Finbak)
6. Let The Music Play (Richard Anderson, Nils-Ole Finbak)
7. Love For All (Richard Anderson, Nils-Ole Finbak)
8. Like Shadows Across The Sun (Richard Anderson)
9. Adore (Nils-Ole Finbak)
10. In the Bleak Mid-Winter (Acoustic Version) (Rosetti, Holst)
11. Never Known Love (Nils-Ole Finbak)

Notes by Richard Anderson:
This albums is essentially a collection of Nilsy's versions of several Always Forever tracks (including "Like Shadows Across The Sun" - my Bob Dylan-esque song that I wrote both the music and lyric for). As Nilsy is quite prolific with his own songs it is a bit of a blessing to have our collaborations put in there amongst his own material.